Yesterday I set up an Apple Time Capsule for a customer News your world in Maryland.
Moving forward they’re going to use tlApple Time Machine on their Mac’s to keep them backed up and protected in case of catastrophic a loss.
It all went very smoothly and I was out of there in less than an hour.
🙂 🙂 🙂
I took the ICC over to zip code 20904 to help out a long time customer.
After an update Seamonkey would not load secure ( https ) sites properly. Per instructions from the Mozilla folks, deleted the cert.db file. No love. Restored system to an earlier time.
Removed the anti-virus (temporarily).
Ran windows update.
Re-installed norton.
Updated seamonkey, to the current release.
Now everything works as advertised!
During the re-update of seamonkey, a message popped up indicating the initial download of seamonkey had a problem. So likely the initial update of SM was corrupt.
Once again, simplifying, and re-applying updates from the top down …. Saves the day!!!
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Posted in Computer Repair, computer virus
Tagged firefox, Seamonkey, silver spring, ssl
A day in the life of a computer repair tech 